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Bachelor's Engineering Finland
Bachelor of Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
at Nordic University of Applied Sciences · Tampere
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- Duration
- 4 years
- Tuition / year
- €9,500
- Intakes
- August / September
- Study mode
- Full-time
01 Overview
About this course
A four-year mechanical engineering degree with workshop and laboratory work throughout, and a placement with a Finnish engineering employer.
The programme is delivered at Nordic University of Applied Sciences in Tampere and is taught in English. Assessment combines coursework, group projects and examinations, with a substantial individual project or dissertation in the final stage. Students are supported by academic staff throughout, and the careers team advises on placements, internships and graduate applications.
02 Curriculum
What you study
- 01 Engineering Mathematics
- 02 Materials and Mechanics
- 03 Thermodynamics
- 04 Control Systems
- 05 Engineering Design
- 06 Project Management
03 Admissions
Entry requirements
Completed secondary or pre-university education meeting the grades published for this programme. Applicants who do not meet direct entry may be offered a place on the foundation route instead.
Institution-specific requirements: Bachelor's applicants need a secondary qualification giving higher education eligibility, and must sit the entrance examination. Master's applicants need a relevant bachelor's degree plus around two years of subsequent relevant work experience, in line with the Finnish applied sciences model.
English language
IELTS 6.0 with no band below 5.5, TOEFL iBT 79, or PTE Academic 54 for undergraduate entry. IELTS 6.5 for master's entry.
04 Costs
Fees and intakes
- Tuition per year
- €9,500
- EUR
- Course length
- 4 years
- Full-time
Intakes
Indicative fee per academic year. Confirmed in your offer letter.
05 Afterwards
Where this leads
Graduates typically move into design and development engineering, project engineering, manufacturing and process roles, and technical management. Graduates also progress directly into master's level study, in the same country or elsewhere in Europe.
Career outcomes depend on individual performance, work rights in the country of study, and labour market conditions at the time of graduation. We help students plan realistically rather than assume a specific outcome.
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